Robert De Niro talks about his origins in the Festival of Molise Sanremo 
As was already announced in recent days, American actor Robert De Niro said, during his guest Friday at the Sanremo Festival, its origins Molise. The family of De Niro, in fact, left Ferrazzano to move to the U.S. to the 800. Ferrazzano is, in essence, a country of great-grandparents of the famous Hollywood star. Robert De Niro has confirmed to Gianni Morandi that the surname of his ancestors was "Di Niro," explaining that was crippled and changed to "De Niro" after emigration overseas. With Morandi, Oscar winner also spoke of the possibility of travel to Ferrazzano to vote in upcoming municipal elections. Moreover, we should not forget that a few years ago De Niro has even received the keys of the city. The great actor took the stage of the Ariston Theatre on two separate occasions: first with Monica Bellucci, with whom he has just finished shooting "Manual of Love 3" (out next week in the Italian cinema), and then by only in the presence of Gianni Morandi and Elizabeth Hurley as an interpreter. It was precisely to emphasize that the showgirl Sardinian Ferrazzano is in Molise. In addition to the Italian origins, De Niro said of his childhood in Little Italy and the long experience in film (stating that "Raging Bull" remains his favorite film), then to speak words of praise by Giovanni Veronesi, director of "Manual of Love 3". Before leaving, at the request of Gianni Morandi, De Niro has carelessly repeated Canalis with a scene from "Manual of Love 3" in which he says "I love you" to Bellucci. In the film, in fact, Robert De Niro plays a retired American professor who falls in love with the beautiful Monica. A curiosity: in the interview with Bellucci, Morandi has appeared visibly excited, as if he had been "bewitched" by all this beauty. "You are the dream of a life," exclaimed the singer Emilia.
As was already announced in recent days, American actor Robert De Niro said, during his guest Friday at the Sanremo Festival, its origins Molise. The family of De Niro, in fact, left Ferrazzano to move to the U.S. to the 800. Ferrazzano is, in essence, a country of great-grandparents of the famous Hollywood star. Robert De Niro has confirmed to Gianni Morandi that the surname of his ancestors was "Di Niro," explaining that was crippled and changed to "De Niro" after emigration overseas. With Morandi, Oscar winner also spoke of the possibility of travel to Ferrazzano to vote in upcoming municipal elections. Moreover, we should not forget that a few years ago De Niro has even received the keys of the city. The great actor took the stage of the Ariston Theatre on two separate occasions: first with Monica Bellucci, with whom he has just finished shooting "Manual of Love 3" (out next week in the Italian cinema), and then by only in the presence of Gianni Morandi and Elizabeth Hurley as an interpreter. It was precisely to emphasize that the showgirl Sardinian Ferrazzano is in Molise. In addition to the Italian origins, De Niro said of his childhood in Little Italy and the long experience in film (stating that "Raging Bull" remains his favorite film), then to speak words of praise by Giovanni Veronesi, director of "Manual of Love 3". Before leaving, at the request of Gianni Morandi, De Niro has carelessly repeated Canalis with a scene from "Manual of Love 3" in which he says "I love you" to Bellucci. In the film, in fact, Robert De Niro plays a retired American professor who falls in love with the beautiful Monica. A curiosity: in the interview with Bellucci, Morandi has appeared visibly excited, as if he had been "bewitched" by all this beauty. "You are the dream of a life," exclaimed the singer Emilia. 
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